EPTI was not using gomstreamer but a more manual approach, and it worked great with VLC once I had the link.Now, it fails.
I wonder why the people at GomTV think it is so important to break things that used to work.
Mac & Linux fans, you can now watch the GSL live. - Page 6
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Plasmid
57 Posts
I was not using gomstreamer but a more manual approach, and it worked great with VLC once I had the link.Now, it fails. I wonder why the people at GomTV think it is so important to break things that used to work. | ||
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CosciaSi
Canada39 Posts
On March 14 2011 19:05 Plasmid wrote: having issues using the free stream on mac as well since today, monday march 14. I was not using gomstreamer but a more manual approach, and it worked great with VLC once I had the link.Now, it fails. I wonder why the people at GomTV think it is so important to break things that used to work. Oh ok good, I'm not the only one. They just want people to pay I guess. But now I'm missing HuK!!! | ||
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HazeNZ
New Zealand13 Posts
https://github.com/sjp/GOMstreamer/tarball/master | ||
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CosciaSi
Canada39 Posts
Signing in. Grabbing the 'Live' page. Parsing the 'Live' page for the GOX XML link. Grabbing the GOX XML file. Parsing the GOX XML file for the stream URL. Parsing for the HTTP stream. Stream found, cleaning up URL. Stream URL: http://38.108.112.134:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=20806&nid=800&uno=17126300&uip=70.80.213.104&title=2nd Generation Intel(R) Core(TM) GSL Mar. Up/Down&key=91a1421983d3fa0ec1a025549aa6227d&Format=OGM&SecSize=90112&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE VLC command: /Applications/VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/VLC "http://38.108.112.134:8800/view.cgi?hid=1&cid=20806&nid=800&uno=17126300&uip=70.80.213.104&title=2nd+Generation+Intel%28R%29+Core%28TM%29+GSL+Mar.+Up%2FDown&key=91a1421983d3fa0ec1a025549aa6227d&Format=OGM&SecSize=90112&FixedHeader=TRUE&PosInData=TRUE" "--http-caching=30000" --http-user-agent="KPeerClient" vlc://quit Playing stream via VLC... [0x100214a48] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface. [0x11321b5d8] access_http access error: cannot connect to 38.108.112.134:8800 [0x11321b5d8] access_mms access error: cannot connect to 38.108.112.134:8800 [0x101003658] dummy demux: command `quit' And I get this when I open the .command file: /Users/*/Desktop/GOM/play.command ; exit; ****$ /Users/P/Desktop/GOM/play.command ; exit; python: can't open file './gomstreamer.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory logout [Process completed] | ||
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HazeNZ
New Zealand13 Posts
I don't have OSX so I can't really test the *.command stuff. | ||
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CosciaSi
Canada39 Posts
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onmach
United States1241 Posts
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Plasmid
57 Posts
If there is anyone watching on mac the free live stream as of monday night, we would appreciate a complete listing of all the tools and steps you used. I have tried about 4 different approaches so far, without any luck whatsoever. user-agent or not, chrome extensions, url decoding, browser, please give detailed explanation because what might be a trivial difference makes it not work for others. | ||
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cpu
102 Posts
Does anyone know if this new Chrome-VLC idea works on the mac or not ? Any help would be greatly appreciated. | ||
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Grummler
Germany743 Posts
THANKS A LOT! Some technical stuff for those who have similar problems: i am running Ubuntu 10.04 with firefox 4.0.1 and VLC 1.0.6. | ||
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JWill
Canada52 Posts
As someone who's bought a ticket for most of the GSL seasons, I really appreciate being able to actually, y'know, watch it. Hopefully GOM does something official, or at least recognizes your script as acceptable and necessary for linux users. | ||
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TemplarCo.
Mexico2870 Posts
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AcrossFiveJulys
United States3612 Posts
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lullerskatez
Canada5 Posts
use safari  | ||
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partouf
Netherlands405 Posts
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Ender985
Spain910 Posts
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Pvt.Parts
Germany8 Posts
THX in advance | ||
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Rannasha
Netherlands2398 Posts
On July 01 2011 20:49 Pvt.Parts wrote: Worked for me until today. Now VLC- Player will only start up for a second and then shut down. Maybe OP can find a new fix for that, would be really nice. I am running LINUX mint btw. THX in advance The following works with VLC and Firefox. It's a bit complicated, but it works. - Download and install the FakeGom addon for FF: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=181714 - In Firefox, go to about:config (enter it into the address bar). Then rightclick, choose New -> String. In the first field enter "general.useragent.override" (no quotes) and in the second field enter "kPeerClient" (again, w/o quotes). - Now, browse to gomtv.net, login and click your stream button. A Firefox box should pop up asking you what program to use for the "gomcmd" link. In this dialog box choose for Firefox itself. - Firefox should now offer you a download, accept it and save it somewhere. If no download option is offered, but a blank page opens without anything else happening, then something is wrong with the useragent (2nd step). - Browse to the folder you selected for the download, locate "view.cgi.part" and open it in VLC. - You can now watch, pauze, forward and rewind the stream, which makes for fairly comfortable watching. Once the broadcast finishes, the file view.cgi will contain the entire broadcast since you started the download. Note that changing the useragent that FF reports to websites to something unusual can cause some websites to freak out a bit. A bunch of websites will not see a desktop-browsers useragent string and will serve the mobile version of the site. To fix this, reset the custom option you added earlier: Go to about:config again, search for general.useragent.override, rightclick it and choose Reset. | ||
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xAPOCALYPSEx
1418 Posts
I downloaded an outdated version by accident thanks to a link on a forum (v.61 as opposed to the current .63), but it is working absolutely fine for me. As long as I don't press the next/last chapter buttons which crash the player, I can watch it live and fast forward/slow down. | ||
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